xfce-bluetooth

[Martin crysman Zahradník]

That would be awesome! Unfortunately, I am unable to help with Vala, C
and/or Python :/

What I would highly appreciate is:

 1. transfer files from the device to the computer
 2. transfer files from the computer to the device
 3. if it works (not like Blueman applet, where I need to repair all the
    time to make it work)
 4. if it works after hibernation/suspend resume (Blueman applet does not)


cheers!
McZ

 
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On 25.7.2013 18:12, Natanael Copa wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have long time wanted a lightweight bluetooth manager.
> gnome-bluetooth has done the job til now, but I have never liked all
> the gnome deps it pulled in. blueman have been there but its python
> (which tends to eat more memory than I like).
>
> now that bluez-5 is out, and gnome-bluetooth is dead, I had a look at
> writing a manager.
>
> Since this is mostly some dialogs and glue to the dbus interface, I
> have picked vala for the job so far. It makes both dbus binding and gui
> coding easy, without adding too much overhead. Once it works I might
> consider to port it to C, or parts of it. (the agent will probably en
> up as C to save memory).
>
> So far I have a preferences dialog with:
>  - power enable/disable
>  - discoverable enable/disable
>  - a list of devices
>
> Screenshot:
> http://imgur.com/1iTsEK9
>
> The buttons to right does not work yet. The idea was to have +, - and
> properties buttons like in the panel preferences, but i'm open to other
> ideas.
>
> I also need some way to select which bluetooth adapter, in case there
> are many. I was thinking of a combobox like when selecting soundcard in
> the xfce mixer application.
>
> I would appreciate feedback, specially on how the gui should look/work.
>
> The code is here:
> https://github.com/ncopa/xfce-bluetooth
>
> Patches are welcome.
>
> -nc
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